He Feels Like a Lab Rat – the European Championship Silver Medalist Hungarian Swimmer Revealed a Surprising Secret
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The European Championship silver medalist Hungarian swimmer has committed to spending at least 16 hours a day in a high-altitude room during his preparation in Sukoró.
"I feel like a kind of lab rat" - the new star of Hungarian swimming is ready to make sacrifices - He tries very hard not to get carried away by success.
Swimmer Olivér Pápai is preparing for three weeks in Sukoro, where he spends 16 hours a day in a high-altitude room in addition to training. The young athlete won a silver medal in the 400-meter freestyle at the European Championships in Paris in August behind French superstar Léon Marchand. He also revealed one of the secrets of his success.
Swimmer Olivér Pápai, who won a silver medal in the 400-meter freestyle at the European Championships in Paris in August behind French superstar Léon Marchand, is preparing for three weeks in Sukoro, where, in addition to training, he spends 16 hours a day in an altitude room.
All this not at sea level, but in Sukoro. The post “It’s like I’m a lab rat” – European Championship silver medalist swimmer Olivér Pápai spends 16 hours a day in a high-altitude room first appeared on 24.hu.
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